Q1: 1. What does Section 351 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 pertain to?

• A) A) Appeals from convictions under sections 344, 345, 349, and 350
• B) B) Appeals from civil cases
• C) C) Appeals from traffic violations
• D) D) Appeals from property disputes

Q2: 2. In which situations can an appeal be made under Section 351?

• A) A) Convictions related to property disputes
• B) B) Convictions related to traffic violations
• C) C) Convictions under sections 344, 345, 349, and 350
• D) D) Convictions in civil cases

Q3: 3. What is the purpose of Section 351 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) To expedite trials
• B) B) To provide a mechanism for appealing certain convictions
• C) C) To regulate bail procedures
• D) D) To define different types of offenses

Q4: 4. Can a person appeal a conviction under Section 351 for a traffic violation?

• A) A) Yes, in all cases
• B) B) No, never
• C) C) Yes, only in specific cases mentioned in the section
• D) D) No, only for civil cases

Q5: 5. Which sections are specifically mentioned in Section 351 for appealing convictions?

• A) A) Sections 300, 301, 302
• B) B) Sections 344, 345, 349, 350
• C) C) Sections 400, 401, 402
• D) D) Sections 500, 501, 502

Q6: 6. In a real-life scenario, if a person is convicted under section 344, can they appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Depends on the severity of the offense
• D) D) Only if it's a first-time offense

Q7: 7. When should an appeal be filed under Section 351?

• A) A) Within 30 days of conviction
• B) B) Within 90 days of conviction
• C) C) Within 60 days of conviction
• D) D) Within 45 days of conviction

Q8: 8. What is the consequence of not filing an appeal within the specified time frame under Section 351?

• A) A) Automatic dismissal of the appeal
• B) B) Extension of the appeal period
• C) C) Increased fine amount
• D) D) Reopening of the case

Q9: 9. Can an appeal under Section 351 be filed by a third party?

• A) A) Yes, always
• B) B) No, never
• C) C) Yes, under exceptional circumstances
• D) D) Yes, with the consent of the convict

Q10: 10. In a real-life situation, if a person is wrongly convicted under section 349, what recourse do they have under Section 351?

• A) A) Appeal to a higher court
• B) B) File a complaint with the police
• C) C) Seek compensation from the government
• D) D) None, as there is no provision for appeal in such cases

Q11: 11. Who has the authority to hear appeals under Section 351?

• A) A) District Magistrate
• B) B) Sessions Judge
• C) C) High Court
• D) D) Supreme Court

Q12: 12. Which of the following is NOT a condition for filing an appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) Payment of a fee
• B) B) Furnishing a bond
• C) C) Providing a copy of the judgment
• D) D) Obtaining permission from the convict

Q13: 13. In a real-life scenario, if a person is convicted under section 350, what steps should be taken to initiate an appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) Contact the police
• B) B) Hire a lawyer
• C) C) Submit a written application to the appropriate court
• D) D) Wait for the court to contact you

Q14: 14. Can a person file multiple appeals under Section 351 for the same conviction?

• A) A) Yes, with different grounds each time
• B) B) No, only one appeal is allowed
• C) C) Yes, but only with the permission of the convicting court
• D) D) No, unless new evidence is discovered

Q15: 15. What is the role of the court in deciding an appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) To retry the case
• B) B) To review the evidence
• C) C) To confirm or reverse the conviction
• D) D) To impose a higher penalty

Q16: 16. In a real-life situation, if a person is convicted under section 345, can they continue with their regular activities while the appeal is pending?

• A) A) Yes, without any restrictions
• B) B) No, they must remain in custody
• C) C) Yes, but subject to certain conditions imposed by the court
• D) D) No, they must leave the country

Q17: 17. How does the court determine the outcome of an appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) Based on the popularity of the convict
• B) B) Based on the weather conditions
• C) C) Based on the evidence and legal arguments presented
• D) D) Based on the convict's financial status

Q18: 18. What happens if the High Court upholds the conviction in an appeal under Section 351?

• A) A) The convict is released immediately
• B) B) The convict can file a second appeal
• C) C) The convict must serve the sentence imposed by the lower court
• D) D) The case is transferred to the Supreme Court

Q19: 19. Can a person appeal under Section 351 if they have already served their sentence?

• A) A) Yes, but only for certain offenses
• B) B) No, once the sentence is served, no appeal can be filed
• C) C) Yes, for all types of convictions
• D) D) Yes, but only with the permission of the convicting court

Q20: 20. What is the significance of Section 351 in ensuring justice in the administration of criminal cases?

• A) A) It allows for multiple appeals in the same case
• B) B) It provides a mechanism for reviewing convictions in specific cases
• C) C) It imposes harsher penalties on offenders
• D) D) It delays the legal process

Q21: 21. In a real-life scenario, if a person is convicted under section 344 erroneously, what steps can they take to rectify the situation under Section 351?

• A) A) Seek a pardon from the President
• B) B) Appeal to the International Court of Justice
• C) C) File an appeal in the appropriate court
• D) D) Accept the conviction and move on

Q22: 22. Who is responsible for initiating the appeal process under Section 351?

• A) A) The convict
• B) B) The victim
• C) C) The police
• D) D) The judge

Q23: 23. Can a person appeal under Section 351 without the assistance of a lawyer?

• A) A) Yes, always
• B) B) No, legal representation is mandatory
• C) C) Yes, but only for minor offenses
• D) D) Yes, if the convict is a law student

Q24: 24. What safeguards are in place to prevent misuse of the appeal process under Section 351?

• A) A) Imposing higher fees for filing appeals
• B) B) Conducting background checks on the convict
• C) C) Requiring substantial proof of innocence
• D) D) Requiring the appellant to demonstrate grounds for appeal

Q25: 25. How does the appeal process under Section 351 contribute to upholding the rule of law in society?

• A) A) By allowing unlimited appeals for any conviction
• B) B) By providing a transparent mechanism for reviewing certain convictions
• C) C) By favoring the interests of the convict over the victim
• D) D) By delaying the resolution of legal matters